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Short thoughts

Physical illnesses are a manifestation of conflict within the self.

13/6/2022

 
Being physical in nature, it sometimes seems that the illness could not be a result of the mind, of thought, and this leads to an inability to see what we are creating. I see no greater proof than those who come to Iboga to fix their physical illnesses. People come because they do not want to go on medication, or maybe they have already tried everything else without any success or relief. These physical symptoms which are so chronic in nature, which have plagued the person for years or a lifetime, are resolved in just 5 days. They do the work. They created it, and they change it with their soul connection through the spirit of Iboga.

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    • What is Iboga?
    • Nganga
    • Myths & Truths
    • A Letter about Gabon
    • Videos
    • Discourse
    • Podcasts
  • About Us
    • Our Ethos
    • People >
      • Kuma Bwenze
      • Manga
      • King Adumangana
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